Two Upsets and Records Mark Olympic Trials Day
Heated competition at Memorial Coliseum for U S Olympic track spots featured two American records and one tying mark in yesterday's trials. Highlights include Darren Hooper's shot put upset over Parry O'Brien and Jim Fuchs, Whitfield's 800m record tie, and Art Bragg leading the 100m after Jim Golliday withdrew due to groin injury.
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Memorial Coliseum
Harrison Dillard
Dick Attlesey
Craig Dixon
Billy Anderson
Parson
Bob Richards
Don Laz
Mal Whitfield
Andy Stanfield
Warren Druetzler
Leonard Truex
Sim Iness
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Northwestern Flash
Art Bragg
Morgan State
Charlie Moore
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Moore
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Finland
Whitfield
Johnny Woodruff
Pittsburgh
John Barnes
Occidental College
Reggie Pearman
New York Pioneer Club
Darren Hooper
Texas A&m
Parry O'Brien
Southern California
Jim Fuchs
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George Brown
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Manhattan
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Texas
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Georgetown
Lee Yoder
Arkansas
Roland Blackman
Bill Miller
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Martin Engel
Sam Felton
Navy Olympics
Bob Backus
United States Weightlifters Face Trials in Helsinki
At York Pennsylvania on June 28, Stanczyk and Terpak commented on Olympic trials for the U S light heavyweight team. Clyde Emrich from Camp California defeated Stanczyk with a total 864 pounds across three lifts, securing a Helsinki spot despite sweltering heat.
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Helsinki
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Camp Calif
Hooper Breaks World Mark In Shot Put Upset
Darren Hooper of Texas A M leads the shot put field overturning national champion Parry OBrien and world record holder Jim Fuchs to win a U S Olympic spot. Hooper’s best toss 57 feet 15 1 2 inches tops his previous best and contrasts with his own 1953 target.
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Darren Hooper
Texas A&m
Hooper
Parry O'Brien
Southern California
Jim Fuchs
New York Athletic Club
U. S
Darrow
O’brien
Fuchs
Ft. Worth
Brough and Fry Advance to Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills and Shirley Fry of Akron reach the quarterfinals in women's singles at Wimbledon after tight matches. Brough trailed 1-6 before winning 1-6 6-1 6-2 against Nelly Adamson, while Fry defeated Michele Bourbonnais 6-4 6-0.
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San Leandro
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United States
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Felicisimo Ampon
Philippines
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Pee Wee Club Opens Play Today at Santa Rosa Park
The fourth annual Pee Wee league begins with two morning games at Santa Rosa park under Fabian Constreras. The league for boys ages 8 to 12 will play at 9 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday with double-headers Saturdays. Teams: Hawks Eagles Baby Yanks Panthers Pirates Cubs.
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O Neill Takes Phillies Manager Post Midseason
Philadelphia replaces Eddie Sawyer with veteran Steve ONeill as manager after a 6 0 win over the Giants. Owner Bob Carpenter backs ONeill’s plan to shake up the coaching staff and improve the Whiz Kids era. Sawyer stays as special scout.
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Red Sox
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Marilyn Smith Leads Open Golf Field In Third Round
Kansas teenager Marilyn Smith fired a two under par 67 at Bala Golf Club to sit second at 143, four behind Louise Suggs who tops the standings. Betsy Rawls and Betty Jameson follow at 144 as Open champion Rawls defends her title amid tight contention.
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Tex
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San Antonio
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Miss Smith
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Bala Golf Club
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Bisbee-Douglas edge Tucson 7 6 in ninth inning rally
In a 7 6 comeback at Bisbee Tucson led 6 5 until a ninth inning rally. George Moeller and Nick Cappelli sparked a pair of singles to tie the game, then Don Jameson misplayed a ball allowing Cappelli to score the winning run. Bud Younger took the loss. Ronnie Smith started for Tucson.
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George Moeller
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Wide Open Rodeo Field Races Face Top Driver Absences
Local rodeo field races tonight feature an open field as three leading drivers are out. Ray Clark and Roger McCluskey enter Phoenix midget program tonight while Bill Cheesbourg heads to Manzanita Park in Phoenix for a purse event. R. C. Whitwell, Mickey Marcum, George Koch and Ted O Neal expected to contend, with time trials at 8 15 p m leading to heat races semi mains and a 30 lap main event. Special Soap Box Derby entrants invited to tonight’s program.
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Roger McCluskey
Phoenix
Bill Cheesbourg
Manzanita Park
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Mickey Marcum
George Koch
Ted O'Neal
Arizona Land Eagles Win Two Little League Games
Arizona Land beat Reuben's 50 in American league as Dick Camelot pitched six innings and allowed five hits. Eagles won 8-7 over Tucson Title in National circuit with Dick Johnson driving in two runs. Art Braza hit a two run triple and Braza drove in three. heavy hitters included Dave McHolland Ken Revels and Bob Cole.
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Shelton Trophy Match Tomorrow at Pima Pistol Club
Members of the Pima Pistol club contest the 66th Shelton trophy leg in a 50 shot slow fire event at 50 yards starting at 9 a.m. The all time high with .22 is 459x500 by Weddle and Stowe. Miller holds 443x500 for .38. Weddle won the trophy seven times with additional events on the Camp Perry course.
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Ouimet Named Walker Cup Captain for 1932 Team
The United States Golf Association announced Francis Ouimet of Boston as captain of the Walker Cup team for the 1932 event, to be contested by American and British amateurs.
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Francis Ouimet
Boston
Snead Ferrier Take Early Inverness Lead In $18000 Classic
In the Inverness Invitational third round Snead and Ferrier led with a plus five after a 62 in best ball, ahead of Mangrum and Middlecoff at plus three. The field played six pairs in 18 hole rounds with results shaping the early standings.
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West Virginia
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Press Conferences Highlight Spring Training Hopes and Tennis Tales
Spring training in Santa Rita hotel rooms yields busy chatter among Indians officials and writers. Hank Greenberg and Al Lopez face bets on Robsen's .300 pace while Rosen posts a .332 average and 47 RBIs. Warren Woodson recalls Morey Lewis's early tennis rise and discusses Arizona outreach to recruit grid talents.
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al Lopez
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al Rosen
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Big Hank
Luke Easter
NL All Stars Near Final Set As AL Pos Uncertain
With final vote totals due, most NL positions appear filled except shortstop where Gran Hamner trails Al Dark. AL races at left and right fields and other spots are decided in last tabulation. starters chosen by fan results, pitchers to be named by managers.
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Hank Sauer
Chicago
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Enos Slaughter
Baseball league stat leaders from the Associated Press report
National and American League leaders highlighted by Musial and Sauer in batting, Robinson and Hodges in RBIs, and DiMaggio and Fox in hits. Pitching leaders include Reich and Erskine with strong win records and low ERAs.
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